Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-29
Robbed Of His Trophies.

HE DIAMONDS AND OTHER yALUABLEs STOLEN FROM
fAUL HINES, THE BASE BALL PLAYER
AS stated in yesterdays STAR the residence OF
Michael Hines, father OF Paul Hines, the base ball
player, No. S21 4th street, visited by thieves
yesterday and robbed OF some valuable diamond
Jewelry. Detectives Carter and Nahon visited Mr.
Hines residence and found that the house had
been entered By cutting Stats from the rear win.
COW. A dog which Is usually left about the yard
70 guard the property had followed Mr.. Hines
from the house, and during the absence from the
house OF the other members OF the family the thief
paid his visit Mrs. Hines returned home about
noon, and discovered that the robbery had been
committed Among the articles taken were three
gold badges, which had been presented 10 The base
ball player, gold bangle bracelet with fifteen
goa dollars attached; a pa =. diamond earnings,
n solitaire diamond riEs 4, ,.nOnd ring with TWO
s:ones. and other articles The officers are at work
upon the case and expect 10 arrest the thief with
IL few days.
members OF Minnehaha Lodge OF Good Templars
and members OF several other lOiSeS attended
the good-O:-the-order exercises were of a highly
interesting character. There were addresses by
Dr. Howard Ratclin, II. Madden, OF Georgia; Mrs
annie Platt, Mrs E A Chambers, s w. RUSSELL
Mrs Bishop and j. X. Mahoney. Musical seiec-
lions recitations were rendered by Miss Flora Nc
Sormlck, Miss Josie Cecil, Mrs N. A. Naylor, Miss
Kate Shomo. Mrs. Cora F. Lewis, MISS Annie
Thomas, Mrs. Smith, Miss smith, Mr.. Mace, Miss
Gertie Boyd and Mrs A kalstron.
The WIDOW OF SERGEANT RALsroS-Last evening
~ old white-haired woman tainted in the ladiss
cTessingrOOn. OF the B. and p. Depot. Several
ladies who were present rendered her assistance
and nnc!ng that she was In need Of food supplied
her wants. she told the ladies that she vas the
widow Of Sergeant RalstOn, who was with the
freely expedition. and VINO died and was buried
II the arctic regions She had come 10 this city in
the hope or securing some aid from the Govern
nlent, bur failed, and her means having become
exhausted railrOan transportation was secured LOT
Der 10 New York, and 10 was expected that the
authorities there would send her 10 Esston. She
was made comfortable as possible before start
Ing on her journey. Her case excited the sympathy
U those who became acquainted With her story.
The ART STUDENTS SKETCH CLUs.-A reception
was given BY the Art students sketch club last
evening at their rooms In Vernon row. which
market the beginning o. the summer vacation.
The exhibition or sketches was an interesting fea-
tufe. Among those exhibiting were Misses Cook,
stone, Moran, Case and MIS- Marsh, and MeSsrs
Mahoney, Mhittark, F. Moran, Higgins, Brown and
Peabody. There were music anu recitauions. and
the members and their guests spent pleasant
evening OF social enjoyment
HUDSON CoNyICrED.-Rfchard Hudson indicted
WITH James III. Lttleton and Didney Clarkson, FOL
the robbery OF August Leib, was convicted this
morning IN the Criminal Court. Mr.. Z. ID. Wright
uleo notice OF motion Tor a new trial.
MARRIAGE LcENsgs.-Marriage licenses have
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and Fannie E. Braxton; Richard U. Martin and
Adelaide c. Johnston: Thomas w. SidwelI and
Frances N. Haldeman; VIM. II. Comes and Emma
u. King.
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